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Ate
/Sounds like the English word "ate" (same pronunciation)/
When someone did something amazing, absolutely crushed it, or exceeded all expectations with their own style. From 'ate that up,' it's Gen Z approval for someone who totally owned the situation beyond any doubt.
“She ate with that outfit, looked spectacular.”
“The singer ate at the concert, it was flawless.”
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Ate
/Sounds like the English word "ate" (same pronunciation)/
When someone did something amazing, absolutely crushed it, or exceeded all expectations with their own style. From 'ate that up,' it's Gen Z approval for someone who totally owned the situation beyond any doubt.
“She ate with that outfit, looked spectacular.”
“The singer ate at the concert, it was flawless.”
Chusmear
To snoop or stick your nose into other people's business. In Argentina and Uruguay, chusmear is practically a national pastime: it happens over WhatsApp group chats, through the window, or by deep-diving into someone's social media. The word carries no serious judgment; it is just what curious, social people do.